This is supposed to be an english blog, forgive me.Well, I've yet to share a few details about belgique avec vous.

Most excitingly, this is my school:

Collège Cardinal Mercier en Braine l'alleud. Just a step down from Hogwarts, huh?For you to gain a better understanding of how I feel, this is my school now:

and on my first day of high school, I felt like I had never been in a building so big.I can't even begin to imagine how I'll feel as I ascend those stairs, staring up at that I building I had seen, but never truly saw. But I can estimate that my heart will be racing 978,562 beats per second, and I'll be wishing I was studying my french right now instead of writing this post. And, more than likely, I'll trip at least once. Us Americans don't use no stairs, we have our escalators and elevators.

Which reminds me, I never really went over the title of my blog to ensure a full understanding. Most of you probably caught it, but I'll go over it for those of you who aren't as witty. From US to Them: it's a pun more or less. It can be interpreted as: From US (The United States) to Them (Belgium); or From US (as in all of us, a sense of belonging and togetherness) to Them (a more distant, less comforting sense). Nifty, eh? I was listening to Us & Them by Pink Floyd when I got the idea, so I can't take all credit for originality.

Mais je pense,I think it's time for sleep. I have to go to (the latter) school tomorrow. It wouldn't be so bad if it were the former.